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GrovePath wrote:


"I didn't feel the gun," Christian said about the recoil.


Christian, his uncle, and Christian's father, Lawrence Davidson, 45, were in Union City yesterday visiting taxidermist John Janelli, whom they hired to stuff the bruin.



"I never saw a kid this young hunt a black bear before, this is unbelievable," Janelli, the taxidermist, remarked.



Asked what he wants to hunt next, Christian pointed to the heads of caribou and buffalo hanging in Janelli's living room on Central Avenue.

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They're pussies.

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Vigilante wrote:
Indian tribes hunt for food and are respectful and grateful for the animals they kill. These hunters do it for fun and are really just soul-less pussies.

Really?? Most hunters eat what they kill. Or they give it to family and friends to eat. Or they donate the meat to food shelters. I find what you stated to be extremely offensive. Lack of class!

radryan03 wrote:
Is there any reason to register your dog.... other than to pay another tax?

T-Bird wrote:
If she really were a great candidate (and our mayor weren't such a pariah) another city/county with whom the mayor had close ties would give her a job and none of this would be on the radar screen. But no. The mayor:

1) Is toxic and no one would want to be seen helping him and
2) Has no regard for the people, process or the budget whatsoever and in the end, he's going to line his pockets (and the pockets of his friends and family) in whatever way he can, no matter how petty.

Hey Jeremiah T: Will you adopt me?

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Josiered wrote:

If you have a damn dog then carry a plastic bag and put it in your garbage can. You people are lazy frigin slobs and should not own pets. Do you yuppies think you're above it all and it is beneath you to clean up crap? Then get rid of the damn dog that you use for show and go eat some damn tofu trendy crap at a restaurant. But keep our streets clean cause you guys will be the first to complain when your "nanny" says your kid slipped on it on the sidewalk and now you have to wipe her shoes off.....

Oh dear - get a life and clean up after the damn dog !!!!!!
Or better yet - get rid of the damn dog !!!!!

You know who you are and I know who you are !!!!

Yuppies? Really? It's the hood rats and thugs I see walking pitbulls that don't pick up after their dogs.

Xerxes wrote:
It's not really too hard:

Give every man and woman a $30,000 standard tax deduction per year. For each child $10,000 is removed from that deduction for each parent. With the 4th child $10,000 is ADDED to the adjusted gross income.

Just WATCH how fast family size drops. "Hey honey, do we want a "bundle of love" enough to pay the tax on $20,000 every year." (Ten grand each.) If the answer is yes, you can believe they will make good caring parents who truly want their child.

To make sure the rich are not encouraged to spawn prodigiously because $10,000 is negligible for them, another constraint to add is to increase the top 2 brackets by 1% for each child PER PARENT...no joint accounts.

Just from a practical point of view, schools cost money, sewage removal costs money, and environmental degradation per person is considerable over a lifetime.

Instead traditional religious power in the United States writes the tax code in exactly the opposite way, rewarding those who breed like roaches.

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JadedJC wrote:
Well, it proves those fears about downtown JC becoming another Hoboken are unfounded (just look at that big red splotch north of JC). Wow.

JadedJC-

Keep in mind that the data points are from the census 10 years ago.

True. But I think JC remains one of the most diverse spots in the greater NYC area. I've seen more affluent people moving downtown the past decade or so, but the racial and ethnic diversity is still there. I can still tell which PATH train I've just missed at 23rd Street simply by looking at who's left on the platform.

icechute wrote:
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downright wrote:
This happened Sunday morning. The basketball thugs don't come out until late at night.

Please don't ruin this for me.

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kfern wrote:
He is a 4 month old Goldendoodle....

Finally, 3 basketball players came over and somehow got the dog off of mine.

1. "Goldendoodle". A dog with a name like that is just asking to be attacked.

2. I love the fact that 3 of the often referred to "basketball thugs" came to the aid of the "peaceful, crime-fighting, non-littering" "Dog People".

Irony at it's best!

stepanstas wrote:
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icechute wrote:

Sounds like a start....

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downright wrote:

Nothing wrong with pushing the bad crowds out of downtown JC. Keep them as far away from where I live as possible.

Yea, so then other neighborhoods have to deal with it. Then JC as a whole complains about the crime rate and nothing getting done except for downtown tax perks.

Funny thing you Fulopians don't realize. If he becomes mayor of JC he'll have to fight for all of JC and then the 4 other wards will want the crowds pushed back here.

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Please, its not that bad! I've been living in JC for 10 years now and it is so much better today than it was 10 years ago. Downtown JC is an amazing place which seems to be getting better daily. There are more restaurants, bars and new developments appearing on what seems like a monthly basis! I'm sure you have your reasons for giving up but I am pretty excited about the prospects of Jersey City's future!

I believe Mr. Fulop will be the next mayor and we will move forward much quicker.

I think downtown has grown enough. All these buildings and stuff doesn't mean a thing. Your just pushing the "bad crowds" around. Moving them from one area of the city to another. Or if you use your theory of Fulop being mayor, he'll just push everyone out of here and there will be a near crime less city with people from NY. However much crime there is, the people are just as much residents of the city as we are. Getting more people in here is not the solution.

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wideman wrote:
It's amazing how some don't mind when someone in a shirt and tie robs them of millions or billions but screams bloody murder when a car window is broken. A crime is a crime is a crime. LOL

Yeah, no one made a sound about companies like AIG, or the sub-prime mortgage fiasco, or the bailouts. Never even made the news.

tommyc_37 wrote:
It's funny how so many people get confused at blinking lights. It's extremely basic, and is taught in driver's ed classes and is on the test. Blinking yellow, slow down and be cautious, proceed with caution. Blinking red -- you STOP. How hard is that?

Sutherland wrote:
Not to be insensitive to the folks who live near the HP Basketball courts, but it's important to be mindful that there are homes near Enos Jones. I imagine those folks aren't thrilled with the noise, parking and other issues associated with the little league that plays there either.

sandstone wrote:
Really, so that's the problem? How about the fact that I live about a half block away from the courts and directly adjacent to Cordero School? Because I chose to live next to a school I feel I forfeit my right to complain about kids' noise. The courts have been there forever. Did those who moved in across the street from them ask about court noise before they bought or leased? Or did they think that kids would just try to play a little quieter?

The courts are here to stay and if you think they're unpopular, ask around.

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downright wrote:
How could we get the basketball league to move back to Enos Jones Park, where they played last summer?

Walked past the park last evening with two dog-walking friends. We passed the playground and commented on the wonderful sounds coming from at least 100 happy little kids. We got to the basketball court and the league was in full swing. Kids, 22 of them playing in new uniforms, a very cool working score board, glistening new court surface, and we counted about 50 people viewing the game. One guy said it looks like an urban poster for how things should be.

So you see, we all see things differently. The courts are here and they're here to stay. And if they weren't, I know three guys that would fight like hell to get them back.

Doozer wrote:
Only the two west lawns, that are next to West Hamilton Pl. are suppose to be marked "pet free" and the two lawns that are along 8th street are suppose to be pet friendly (aka family friendly). I have walked through with my dog and my son, yesterday, and they only put the signs back where they were. They did not fix the positions. Hopefully the town will do it soon, as I was getting some dirty looks for having my dog on the walkways on that side of the park.

Slacky wrote:
Those signs are just stuck in the ground, not cemented in. All somebody has to do is pull out the ones that were put up in error.
The vandalized signs were done indiscriminately, in areas that are actually supposed to be pet free. In fact one of the designated pet lawns has completely unaltered signs

I just staked out the park for a couple of hours looking for the guy with the two black Scotties. He did not show.
If anybody has any leads please PM me.
The slow inexorable wheels of justice have been set in motion, I shall not rest until this wrong is righted.

Slacky wrote:
Just got back from the park, nearly all the Pet Free Zone signs have been altered. Incredible that the first act of deliberate vandalism in the park should come not from the feral basketball players but from one of our sainted dog walkers.



Can you imagine the uproar on here if a sign restricting basketball playing after ten pm were vandalized?
This guy with the two black Scottish terriers needs to be apprehended. I'm going to patrol the park tonight and hold him in a headlock until the authorities arrive.
Vigilante, you down?